News Why the Wines from Spain Tasting is a Must-See Event by Olivier Watson January 24, 2025 3 min 6 You've got to check out the Wines from Spain Annual Tasting! It's an exciting journey through Spanish wines, perfect for enthusiasts and professionals alike.Discovering a Rich Tapestry of Flavors The Wines from Spain Annual Tasting has always been a beacon for wine lovers eager to explore the diverse offerings of Spanish vineyards. This year, it’s breaking new ground, setting up shop not only in London but also making its debut in Manchester! With 1,000 wines to taste, this event promises a thrilling adventure through both classic and contemporary selections. I remember my first experience at this tasting—it felt like opening a treasure chest of flavors. Each sip told a story, each bottle was an invitation to explore a new corner of Spain’s rich winemaking heritage. What struck me most was the vibrancy of the Spanish wine scene—always evolving yet deeply rooted in tradition. The anticipation for this year’s tastings is palpable, especially with fresh themes like mountain wines and old vines being featured. A New Venue with Panoramic Views This year’s main event will take place at the Science Museum’s Illuminate venue in London on April 1st, boasting stunning views that perfectly complement your tasting experience. As you move through the space filled with fellow enthusiasts and industry professionals, there’s an exhilarating buzz in the air—a shared passion for discovering what makes Spanish wines so remarkable. Fernando Muñoz, the UK director for foods and wines from Spain, emphasizes the importance of these events: "It is important to us to provide a platform for all Spanish wines available to the UK market." This sentiment resonates with me; it truly showcases the dynamism that fuels Spain’s reputation as one of the world’s most exciting wine-producing nations. The Magic of Masterclasses and Themed Tastings What really elevates this event are the informal masterclasses and themed tasting tables set up throughout both venues. Imagine diving into discussions about emerging winemaking talent or exploring flights dedicated solely to wines made from ancient vines! It’s an intimate setting where you can ask questions directly to producers or importers and learn firsthand about their craft. Last year, I attended a masterclass focusing on lesser-known grape varieties that truly expanded my understanding of what Spain has to offer beyond its iconic Tempranillo or Garnacha. Each session left me inspired and eager to share these discoveries with friends back home. Registering for an Unforgettable Experience If you’re intrigued (and you should be!), registration opens mid-February. Don’t miss your chance to delve deep into Spanish winemaking, connecting with over 200 exquisite wines selected by both Spanish bodegas and UK importers during this unique walk-round tasting format. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just beginning your journey into wine appreciation, there’s something here for everyone. The Controversy Over Restaurant Review Regulations December 30, 2024 13 Why Victoria Mason’s MW Journey is a Game Changer for Wine February 7, 2025 18 Discover Gustiamo: The Best Italian Food in the USA January 3, 2025 13 As I reflect on my own growth in understanding wine, I encourage you—don’t just attend; immerse yourself in it! Explore new regions, taste outside your comfort zone, and embrace the stories behind each glass. FAQs about Wines from Spain Annual Tasting 2025 What are the dates for the event? The event will be held on April 1st in London and April 28th in Manchester.Red wine glass on a canal boat. How can I register? You can register starting mid-February by contacting [email protected] for more information. What types of wines will be featured? Expect a wide range including new releases from established brands and newcomers aiming for UK distribution—all showcasing what makes Spanish wine so special. Photo by Taisia Karaseva on Unsplash TastingWines from Spain Olivier Watson Olivier Watson is a food and travel enthusiast, especially when it comes to rosé wine. Growing up in an ebullient atmosphere of fine culinary delights, he has traveled throughout most of the famous wine regions of the world-from quaint vineyards in Provence down to the sun-kissed hills of Napa Valley. 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